Middleware prority

[iainheng]

I have a middleware only apply to a controller but I want my middleware to execute before pjax's middleware.

Example code of my middleware:

public function handle($request, Closure $next)
{
        $booking = session()->get('booking');

        if (!$booking) {
            $request->session()->flash('alert-warning', 'Your session is expired.');

            $request->headers->remove('X-PJAX');

            return redirect()->route('booking.index');
        }

        return $next($request);
}

The purpose of my middleware is to disable PJAX and redirect with normal request if my session variable is empty.

Do you have any idea to achieve this?

[freekmurze]

I'm not sure, but I suspect the order of registering the middleware in the Kernel is respected.

[iainheng]

Thanks. I was looking at the $middlewarePriority property in Kernel but I don't feel like overriding it. So I end up created another $middlewareGroups just for PJAX enabled routes

'pjax' => [
            ValidateBookingSession::class,
            \Spatie\Pjax\Middleware\FilterIfPjax::class
        ],